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Creative Speculation

fadedrose

(10,044 posts) Mon Jun 24, 2013, 08:49 AM Jun 2013

What topic is the most covered up/laughed at by our govt? [View all]

The reality of UFO's and their presence, past, present and future.

Many countries (Mexico, UK, France, for instance) defer to the US to lead the way in disclosure, but USA ain't bit'in...

Wonder if Snowden has stuff along these lines that make it worthwhile to him to risk all looking for a confederate sympathetic govt that will thumb their nose at USA and let him tell all....

This may be BS, but it is creative....

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What topic is the most covered up/laughed at by our govt? [View all] fadedrose Jun 2013 OP

Well libodem Jun 2013 #1

I 'preciate that.... fadedrose Jun 2013 #2

Cool libodem Jun 2013 #3

Citizen Hearing on Disclosure frogmarch Jun 2013 #4

I was very interested in that hearing held at National Press Club... fadedrose Jun 2013 #5

+1, n/t RKP5637 Sep 2013 #15

This message was self-deleted by its author Politicalboi Jul 2013 #6

the NSA has been linked to ET contact, that is part of their job NoMoreWarNow Jul 2013 #7

The longer this goes on, fadedrose Aug 2013 #8

The UFO movement will die with the widespread use of cell phones hack89 Aug 2013 #9

The UFO movement is still alive? zappaman Aug 2013 #10

the BigFoot movement is dead? demwing Sep 2013 #12

I wear a size 12 zappaman Sep 2013 #13

Size13 ... you know big shoes = big demwing Sep 2013 #14

It's alive alright fadedrose Sep 2013 #17

It would help if frogmarch Aug 2013 #11

Earth dwellers are primitive ... one can hope! n/t RKP5637 Sep 2013 #16

That our culture works very well for products, yet poorly for people and the community of life. nt greyl Sep 2013 #18

Another example... fadedrose Sep 2013 #19

hitler strg8 Sep 2013 #20